Favorite Epcot "Fast Food" around the countries

Could someone please tell me what the shwarma platter from Morocco consists of. TIA:cheer2:

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Especially when you don't know the words-I don't know what this stuff is called.
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Simba's Mom-
Thanks for the visual aid!:rotfl: As soon as my husband saw the picture he said, "I didn't know we could eat gyros at Disney." I didn't want to bust his bubble and just said, "who knew.":cheer2:
 
We always have to visit the bakeries in Norway and in France. Norway for the yummy sandwiches and pastry. France for ham and cheese croissants and pastry. Some years, we also snack in between and get eggrolls at China or something in Germany. Also always good. Though, sometimes the wait in the China pavillion can be abnormally long given the crowd levels. Last trip, I had the fish and chips at the UK counter service for the first time - awesome!

I've been disappointed in Cantina de San Angel, particularly the guacamole.
 

My two cents goes toward a combo platter at the Cantina and Japanese curry in Japan! Yum!
 
Japan's Yakitori House is our fav. A Tonosoma Combo and a bowl of Udon and DH and I are set. I've gone so far as to figure out how to make the sakiyuki beef at home so I can get at least a little taste of Disney in my own kitchen.
 
The platter from the Tangerine cafe for us too! Crepes from France while waiting for Illuminations were wonderful too!
 




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